University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

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Officers of Seniors Presidents. 200. cae Seo Ss Nicholas Sheridan Water eresicent = eee Carrie Thompson NOR OI a a eae an Zoia Clark SERBS OVER tee ete oe eee John Middleton Colors: Violet and White. Motto: Jedermann ist seines Gluckes Schmied, YELL: Ruh Rah, Ruh Rah, Ruh Rah Rix, Seniors, Seniors, Nineteen-six. For the last time the Class of 1906 comes to claim a place on the pages of the Gem or THE Mounratns and their share of College honors. Four years ago we were fifty strong. Each year has seen the loss of some members, and the addi- tion of others. A few decided that more could be learned in classes of two, and for this reason have forsaken the halls of learning. We still mourn the loss of our Freshman class president, Norris Pollard, who was drowned in the summer of 1903, and we pause to pay a tribute to the memory of one who was a good friend, a faithful student, and an earnest Christian. Only thirty are left to receive their degrees in June. How- ever, we realize that it is quality, not quantity, that counts. We boast having carried off more college honors than any other class. Three of the best debaters that Idaho has ever seen are members of the class of ’06, and this year they cap- tured every prize offered for debate and oratory, and the Kaufmann Scholarships were also awarded to two Seniors this year. We have one member in Oxford—Carol H., Foster. In athletics we claim t he majority of good men on all teams— football, baseball, basket ball, and track. Through the work of our men the University of Idaho this year gained the cham- pionship of the Northwest in football. In all student organ- izations and college activities we have taken a leading part. “Socially we have been a howling success.” Most of the im- portant offices in the Married Men's Club are ably filled by Seniors and many of our class who are not members hope to gain admittance before June. Our college life has been full of many pleasures and few disappointments, and we have profited by every experience and every acquaintance, and we hope after leaving the dear old University to achieve greater things through the strength we have gained from our Alma Mater.

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JAMES W. GALLOWAY, B. S.: Kappa Sigma, Amphictyon Society. Debate Council, English Club, Mon- tana Debate Team, Senior Football Team, Varsity Baseball Team V EDWARD H, CULVER, B. M. E ; Kappa Sigma, Senior Play, Presi- dent M. M. C. CARRIE F, THOMPSON, B. A.; Y. W. C. A., English Club, “Deutsche Gesellschaft.” JOHN R. MIDDLETON, B. A.; Kappa Phi Alpha, English Club, Treasurer Senior Class, Captain Var sity Football Team, All N. W. Foot ball Team, Varsity Baseball Team. REGINALD W. LEONARD B. M. E.; Kappa Phi Alpha, Senior Football Team, Class Day Committee. JOHN W. McFALL, B. M. E.; Kappa Phi Alpha, Websterian, Sen ior Ball Committee, Senior Play.